How to install jTDS jdbc driver

I've heard so much about this jTDS driver, and had it with the current jdbc driver i'm using. I'm using slserver 7. i would like to install the jtds driver. I just downloaded the .jar file. how do i install the driver. which directory do i put it in? pls help asap. thanks a million.

"Install" it?
The directory you put it in depends greatly on the application that's using it.
If it's a desktop app, put in in the CLASSPATH for the app.
If it's a Web app, put it in the WEB-INF/lib directory for your app.
It's not a cut & dried answer. I don't think one JAR file will necessarily serve all apps. Expect to have duplicates as needed. I do.
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